person who commits a murder; murderer, assassin, or assailant

a person selected to compete in a game or competition; athlete; player

surgical operation; surgery to treat a patient by cutting, repairing, or sewing tissue

cell phone; mobile phone

an opponent, rival, or competitor in a contest or fight

the way, method, or measure used to achieve a specific goal

killer; murderer; professional hit man

To end a romantic relationship or marriage.

to stop whatever one is doing with one's hands; to desist from an action

a player in sports like soccer or basketball who is skilled at scoring goals or baskets

in one's hands; in the hand; on the hand

held in the hand; also refers to a situation being in someone's hands or under their control

required steps or formalities to complete a task; administrative red tape

singer; vocalist; person who is skilled at or makes a living from singing

both hands; a pair of hands

To set about a task; to begin an action or project.

an expert; a person with great skill; a master or ace

to let go of one's hold; to release what one is grasping

assistant; aide; helper; someone who assists others in their work

finger; thumb; any of the five branches at the end of the hand

toilet; lavatory; washroom; often used as a polite term for [[厕所|廁所|ce4 suo3]]

To start doing something or intervene; to strike or use one's hands to fight

the human arm from the shoulder to the wrist

To put one's hand to a task; to start or begin work on something.

One hand; used in phrases expressing doing two things simultaneously with both hands.

a person under another's command; underling; subordinate personnel

skill or artistic technique; the specific method used in creating a work of art, literature, or music

A driver or rider who participates in vehicle racing, including cars, motorcycles, or bicycles; a racer.

To start; to set about doing something; to take action or put one's hand to a task.

glove; mitten

second-hand house; housing that is being resold or has been previously owned; property acquired indirectly through a middle-man

the hand on the right side of the body

pistol; handgun; a short-barreled firearm designed to be used with one hand at close range

To stretch out or hold out one's hand; to reach for something

to act together; to collaborate or gang up with others in order to handle a situation

the left hand

To take over duties or responsibilities from someone else; to take over a job or project.

small timepiece worn on the wrist

done by hand; manual; handmade

To interfere with or poke one's nose into other people's business.

To start or commence a task, often used when describing a starting point or a way to approach a problem

to hold hands; to walk hand in hand, suggesting a close relationship

personally; with one's own hands

handcuffs; manacles

handle, knob, or grip on an object; handrail

to raise one's hand or hands; used to ask to speak in class, to signal a vote, or to signify agreement

to take possession of; to get hold of; to obtain something and have it in one's hands

on hand; at hand; nearby or in one's immediate possession